Sycraft
I wonder if the presets are any good. That was my real big issue with TH2. I'm far too stupid to be able to build my own chains (I'm not a guitar player), I needs me some presets. Not only was their preset navigation a nightmare, and the names completely worthless, but they all seemed to have 8000 effects on them and sounded like crap. By comparison Amplitube 3 has lots of presets that sound good as they are.

The presets are "eh"...they're ok...and easy to navigate in the new interface...

$79 is a decent price I think. Bias is triple that.

I'm sticking with S-Gear and Amplitube 4 for now, but it's nice to see TH3 adding amps, effects and improving the preset management and gui. Looks like a nice upgrade.

Jarsve
$79 is a decent price I think. Bias is triple that.

Bias Amp is normally $99, on sale it's $79

Bias Amp PRO is $199, $179 on sale...

Same prices for FX, and FX Pro

PS...and they are 3 times the program....

$177.11 at JRR with code FORUM

https://www.jrrshop.com/overloud-th3

$199 at EveryPlugin and you get a $30 voucher, making it 
effectively $169...

http://everyplugin.com/th3.html

cclarry
Bias Amp is normally $99, on sale it's $79

Bias Amp PRO is $199, $179 on sale...

Same prices for FX, and FX Pro

And S-Gear's on sale for $99. Anybody think TH3 is twice as good as S-Gear?

bitflipper

cclarry
Bias Amp is normally $99, on sale it's $79

Bias Amp PRO is $199, $179 on sale...

Same prices for FX, and FX Pro

And S-Gear's on sale for $99. Anybody think TH3 is twice as good as S-Gear?

Yes, as is BIAS. If nothing else taking into account the shear range of stomps and FX racks, not to mention the sound is gorgeous. YMMV however, but for me it is an unequivocal YES
 
Now I am off to thrash TH3

bitflipper

cclarry
Bias Amp is normally $99, on sale it's $79

Bias Amp PRO is $199, $179 on sale...

Same prices for FX, and FX Pro

And S-Gear's on sale for $99. Anybody think TH3 is twice as good as S-Gear?

I have liked S-Gear better than them all, but it's nice that TH3, Bias and S-Gear all have nice demo periods. I have no doubt that TH3 is best for Richard and that S-Gear is best for me. Probably has a lot to do with what one likes to hear.
(I haven't tried TH3. I didn't care for TH2. I demo'd Bias a long time ago...I can't remember what I didn't like about it. I plan on trying them both again.)